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Перевод: accomplice

[существительное]
сообщник ; соучастник ; соумышленник ; пособник ; единомышленник

Тезаурус:

1. He then held a knife to her throat while his accomplice snatched her keys.
2. An accomplice, Marten Imandi, was found guilty of murdering a person at the North-West Orient Airlines office in Copenhagen on July 22, 1985, and was given a life sentence.
3. They only person in the play to whom he reveals some of his real feelings is Roderigo, but only while using him as a tool, spending his money, and working him up to be the accomplice in his attack on Othello.
4. The accomplice becomes an enemy, and in due course a victim, at which point he can only salute the irony of his being executed on All Souls, Day: "This is the day wherein I wished to fall/By the false faith of him whom most I trusted" (V.i.
5. I suppose it is not beyond the realms of possibility that he was passively involved in the supposed robbery - an accomplice who was merely required to ignore it."
6. She let him tell Gentle that if he ever saw hide or hair of Gentle in the building again he'd have him arrested as an accomplice to attempted murder.
7. Tony explains for the wide-eyed accomplice that the green colour shows the presence of copper in the flame, and because the colour doesn't appear with an undipped spill, the substance must be in the liquid.
8. While conceding her part in the enterprise was not as extensive as her paramour accomplice, Judge Kenneth Rubin did say, "Quite clearly you were not a passive person."
9. Criticising the trial judge's directions to the jury, they cited poor identification evidence against Allen, and held that accomplice evidence given in Willis's case had caused them great anxiety.
10. Dean, 32, and accomplice Mark Gorevan, 26, are accused of the attack in a deserted field near Prestatyn, North Wales, which left Thomas, 38, bruised and left with cuts on his back, buttocks and thighs.
11. He named one accomplice, but refused point-blank to identify the other, despite the most detailed interrogation."
12. Mr Dixon's closest accomplice at Vernon, Woody Lemons, was sentenced to 30 years last year.
13. He had hoped that the pope himself would have excommunicated Henry at the same time as his chief accomplice; but since this was not to be, Anselm consulted Archbishop Hugh and decided to go ahead with his own excommunication.